feat: update the key management scheme to be compatible with recent Debian key management #427
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…ebian key management apt-key is deprecated. One is now supposed to save the keys separately in /etc/apt/keyrings and refer to them with the signed-by attribute. This commit updates the existing scheme to allow for named keys, that is the 'keys' entries in osrepos can have a 'name' entry, and the 'repo' entries should have a 'key' entry with the name of that key If a key has a name, it is saved in /etc/apt/keyrings instead of being passed to apt-key. If a repo has a 'key' entry, it gets the corresponding signed-by attribute.
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apt-key is deprecated. One is now supposed to save the keys separately in
/etc/apt/keyrings and refer to them with the signed-by attribute.
This commit updates the existing scheme to allow for named keys, that is
the 'keys' entries in osrepos can have a 'name' entry, and the 'repo' entries
should have a 'key' entry with the name of that key
If a key has a name, it is saved in /etc/apt/keyrings instead of being passed
to apt-key. If a repo has a 'key' entry, it gets the corresponding signed-by
attribute.